His Majesty's View of Scotland. [A Song.]

An admonitory letter to ... the Prince of Wales, on the subject of the late delicate inquiry into the alleged misconduct of the Princess of Wales ; containing anecdotes never before published, etc

An admonitory letter to ... the Prince of Wales, on the subject of the late delicate inquiry [into the alleged misconduct of the Princess of Wales]; containing anecdotes never before published, etc

A Second Letter from the King to His People

A Narrative of the Visit of George IV to Scotland, in August 1822

A letter from the King. Written to defend the King's Conduct in regard to Queen Caroline. [A fictitious letter. By - Wasborough. The Brunswick-a prospectus of a journal, subscribed M. Williams.]

George the Fourth, a poem ... By the author of “Hours of Solitude” [Charlotte Dacre afterwards Byrne] To which are added lyrics, designed for various melodies

A Letter from the King to His Catholic Subjects

The King's Treatment of the Queen Shortly Stated to the People of England

An admonitory Letter to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, etc. (Seventh edition.).

The Coronation; Or, Albion's Loyal Triumph; a Poem on the Solemn ... Investitute of Our Most Grcious Sovereign King George the Fourth with the Regalia of His Majesty's United Dominions ... 1821

A peep at the origin of some of the King's pretended friends and the Queen's real enemies. With occasional ... observations, etc

Thoughts on the Prince's Debts. Second edition

A Letter to the Lord Chancellor, on the case of ... the Prince of Wales [i.e. the liquidation of his debts].

A Letter from the King to His People. Tenth Edition

The Royal Progress; a Canto, with Notes. Written on Occasion of His M-y's [Majesty's] Visit to Ireland, August 1821

An admonitory Letter to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, etc. (Seventh edition.).

The King's Treatment of the Queen Shortly Stated to the People of England

The Last Moments of ... Geo. IV. ... His Submission to the Divine Will, His Injunctions to His Ministers, Etc. [In Doggrel Verse. By E. Elliot?]

A congratulatory address to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales on his marriage with Her Royal Highness the Princess Caroline of Brunswick ... By a Friend to the Constitution and the Distressed, etc